Los Alamos National Environmental Research Park for a year. Afterwards he continued to travel extensively and conducted further research throughout most of the United States, Mexico, Central America, and Sri Lanka. He had a stroke in 1988, and in 1992, he died in his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Taxa named in honor of Bogert Bogert is honored by having several reptile taxa named after him, including: Bogertophis, a genus of rat snakes Abronia bogerti Afroedura bogerti Callisaurus draconoides bogerti Coleonyx variegatus bogerti, western banded gecko Emoia bogerti Heloderma charlesbogerti, a venomous lizard Micrurus bogerti, a venomous snake Paraderma bogerti, an extinct helodermatid Rhadinaea bogertorum, genitive plural, honoring Bogert and his wife, Martha Thamnophis bogerti Tropidurus bogerti Typhlacontias punctatissimus bogerti Varanus bogerti Also Dendropsophus bogerti, a treefrog, is named after him. References External links Beltz, Ellin (2006). Biographies of People Honored in the Herpetological Nomenclature North America Chrono-Biographical Sketch: Charles M. Bogert American herpetologists 1908 births 1992 deaths Chiricahua Mountains People associated with the American Museum of Natural History 20th-century American zoologists